Fruity Pellets
Great Heights Brewing Company

What’s not to love about this beer? In my opinion one of the better examples of this style from this part of the country. Tropical flavors without being forced. Good head structure. I’m perplexed by some of the other hot takes about this beer. I can only surmise they got some bunk sample. Straight from the teat at the brewery, can’t be beat. Up there with Houston Haze (and as I sip it here I think I would prefer this to the Spindletap).

16 fl oz can:

B- / WORTHY

 

 

 

 

Crowler. Some white head. Hazy golden orange color.

This doesn’t really taste like much. I can’t really tell it’s an ipa. I honestly can’t tell what it tastes like. Kind of just tastes like a beer.

On tap at Cafe Brazil, served in a shaker pint. Deeply hazy golden orange with a dense head of fine white bubbles. Good retention and rings of lace. Mixed fruit aroma and corresponding flavor: stone and tropical fruit, orange citrus. Some pine resin and gentle bitterness without any unnecessary sweetness. Light to medium body, creamy smooth feel with soft, fine carbonation. Very drinkable NEIPA with good Juicy fruit notes, but little other big hop notes.

 

 

Hazy yellow. Sweet, mango, juicy. Medium body.

Had it from tap at the brewery, served in a tulip glass.

Murky yellowish orange color, nice head and lacing. Floral smell. Strong peach taste with some mango. Not very sweet. Nice beer.

 

 

 

 

Pours a very cloudy golden orange color with a thin foamy head. Retention is decent and lacing is very good. Nice juicy citrus aroma a decent amount of piney resin. Taste is a somewhat watered down. Too little malt. Hop profile is great, though. Juicy citrus and very mild pine. Very low bitterness.